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racts Worth Knowing.

7, all diseases of the nasal mucous
an,brane the remedy used must be non
;-ritating. The medical profession mas
49, Low I, learn this. Nothing salts
80 1900 can be accomplished with douches,
49, "a, nowders. syringes, astringents, or
SUI s;milar application, because they are
~. ~ ;rritating. do not Thoroughly reach the
sasctsd surfaces and should be abandoned
s "s~nrss than failures. multitude OF
as nsr wor who have for years borne al the
IPg o.,S and pain that catarrh can aniieti
....;fv to radical and permanent cures
'sonSbt by Ely's Cream Balm.
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Communicated.


FREE STATE, Va, May Q l.s7.
Mr.. EDITOR II viii send you few
dots for your paper.
A fine rain passed through this part Of
Buck Hill, on the 9Th INST, which was
accompanied by considerable amount OF
hail
Sorry to inform the public that tho post
Office at Hamburg is going down
towards Edinburg. can assign DC
reason for IL unless Il is for the benefit Of
the mail carrier as he has been having
large loads to anu fro.
We should like TO see that new railroad
route come mp by Hamburg, so the mai
could he brought Up this way further y
suppose tie mail carrier gets tirei COM %
up tliSway 50 far.
lam acquainted with well . d
tanner, who deals somewhat II Sleep
lie has one amongst Tie lot that he
reached its ,ninsitenh bVh'daE She ha'
twi0 lambs each spring. She raised 3
Lambs. Sold them at So head, and 90
i'm AT sios for The lambs He also has th
wool. wg will estimate II at 5 lbs pc
year. which would make ~ lbs In al
We viii average Il at go per lb- and "
find IL will amount to S2hS5. Now h
gets in al Sl29sj from one sheep w
will allow 50 for the keeping Of sol
sheep per year, ne find il vii am cunt
s3- We find he clears Sal.5 from on
sheep, Aud 10 is no telling how long sh
I wll I've get. JOB.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

Geul. Sheridan, Senator Don Cameron
and a party of friends are to make a horse
back excursion through our Valley within
a few weeks. DR.. King has invited them
to attend the June meeting Of the Agricul-
tural Society and has assurances that they
will do so if they can arrange their plans
TO suit
The DR.. has been in Pittsburg about
two weeks and wiies his friends hero
that he is promised a large delegation
from there to our Fair this fall, provided
interstate commerce law does not prevent
excursion rates.
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FOR SHERIFF.

To the Toters Of Shenandoah County
I respectfully announce myself as can
didate for the Office Of Sheriff Of this coun-
~. II il should be your pleasure to elect
me. I promise to faithfully discharge the
dutjes OF the Office 20 the best OF my a0ll,
itv. and would refer you to my record OF
he last four years as Depu;y Sheriff ana
Deputy Treasurer.
Respectfully yours, o,v
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

To the Doters Of Shenandoah County
| respectfully announce myself as can
didate for reelection TO the office OF Clerk
of the Circuit Court of your county for the
ensuing term beginning July LIST, 1857,
and invite your attention TO the manner
of my discharge of the duties Of the once
10 the past, and my walk in life, as indica,
tive of the same 10 the future, If vou VIII
honor me further with your support:
GEO w, MILEl.
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Raise Flowers.

l:a.e lowers; If only a pot Of Mign-
orc,te in the window, well attended, 1t
VIII prove comfort ira loucl} hours-a
so.ace u SAL oues-a source Of interest
always.
Flowers. h. their subtie witchery, call
orc away from earth and its cares. their
fragrance seems the very breath Of the
angels, and their growth speaks OF COP.
The care Of them IS alike IhysicaI, a
mental and a spiritual beneft-aye, even
means OF grace, and so, say again. cu''l-
vate flowers ricf's Magazine for May.
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tn the Voters Of Shenandoah COrnN
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Treasurer. and, in 30 doing, desire TO ex-
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confidence IN the past. If II should be
vour Measure % re-elect me, l can only
promise 10 do as have IN the Past-giVe
Il nv personal attention 20 the best Of my
ability. Respectfully.
G. W. KOONrZ.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

Mondays court brought large crowd
of speople TO town it beng too wet for the
farmers to do anything Trade OF all
kinds seemed 10 be brisk. The dealers
in agricultural implements were all busy
exhibiting their goods and each one was
in the best of spirits as he explained the
wonderful merit Of his machine TO the
crowd that did not fail to gather around
him. Our merchants did rushing trade
all DAY long as their smiling faces ;esti-
fed in the evening. Summer suits and
straw hats were IN tremendous demand
and at least one Lalf the people carried
large bundles home with them. We To-
ticed one happy looking family man with
nine boys straw hats strung on string
whilehe carefully carried four little girls
hats wrapped mp in paper The Edin-
burg contingent was down in full force
and al with but few exceptions bad az
pretty good clothes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

What i, supposed to have been an IN
cend;arv fire occurred at Nineyeh, in
Warren county, Va, on Tuesday night Of
last week. The store house Of MIR. A. >
Jett. with his entire stock of goods, his
books. $1,000 in bonds and the contents OF
the post-oaioe, were utterly destroyed by
fire on the above named night. The
dwelling house of Magnus Leech, which
adioined the store was also partially de-
stroyed with about half his household
goods. The entire loss Is about SS,OUO, on
which there was an insurance Of only
$1,000 1t is supposed that the store was
entered first and robbed, and then fired 70
cover up all traces. So far 10 arrests have
been made.
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NORWAY MILLS. Tx, Oct. - 1851
- T. SHArIENBERGER * GO.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

Look ont for the papers to be again
filed with all manner Of accounts Of sales
Of the b. 4 O. K. K. Il will be true this
pop, for sue The old gTidiron can't
stand the shock this time. On Thursday
last we saw one Of the railroad hands
withdrawing the coal bin and lower
boards Of our palatial union depot Yes
sir Right ont in the broad, open glare Of
the MONDAY sun, without the slightest
attempt at conccalment When this was
done before il was kept very quiet, ard
Mr. Garrett did the work, vast as it
was. with his own hard and horny, toll
stained hands in order to save expense.
But now-ah, who can doubt for one mo
meut but what there is "a Niger in the
woodpile' ~ The object is to depreciaie
the stock of the road that the willy
schemers may buy it in and thus line their
pockets. Too thin, Mr.. Garrett. too 'hn.
You have thrown this money away.
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Insects of Apple Trees.

The Goblin moth, the pest OF the Apple
orchard-can be successfully destroyed
10y swinging the trees with Paris green
and water soon after the blossoms have
fallen and when the little Apples. newly
formed are held erect by their fruit
stems, caiyx end up. The moth lay, IT'S
eggs in the calyX cavity, beginning even
before the Hover petals have fallen the
larv., soon hatch ont ard begin to Gu their
way into the Apple. One application Of
the poisonous mixture IS usually sufficient
if given very soon after the blossoms fall.
One pound OF Paris green to fifty gallons
of water Is the proper proportion. The
powder will mix better With Tie water (
first wet mp aud stirred into a smooth
paste Tic liquid can be applied by
means Of a force pump made for this
purpose Public opinion should shape
itself 10 regard "a, a misdcmeauor the
neglect TO destroy Goblin moth iu ;his
manner by any orchardist, or by any one
having Apple trees in Lis garden.
The Apple aphs can bo destroyed by
kerosene oil made into al emulsion and
mixed with water, tie liquid thrown on
in fine spray with a force pump The
materials and implements should be ready
beforehand. for this insect comes Ike a
thief IN the night, only not singiy, but IN
myriads. -Tict5 Nago-me for May.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

Shenandoah Iaveg We learn. that a
Young man, by the name Of Scion Dean
Of Greene county, Va, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the neck, in the
Blue Ridge mountains, Last buckingham
near Wesley Meadows one day last week.
a seems that lie and several Others had
conc into the mountains 10 see about peel
inr bark. No cause assigned for the fatal
deed. An inquest was held by the
Coroner. Mr.. J.. II. oft. Of Harrisonburg.
The verdict was Death from gunshot
wound by his own hand .----.During a
storm Last Friday afternoon. about one
half OF the length Of both sides OF the
roof, OF barn, belonging to Nr. Abram
CARRIER, the Bowers place. three miles
from Iimberyilc. Va, blew OIL. A part
blew north short distance. The other
pafi blew south. some 30 yards, where II
struck Master John Campbell, aged II
vrars. and feilod him to the earth, break
ing the boys RICH; arm near the shoulder
Joint. besides considerably brusns hin'
Impressions of ,he boys head and Shon''
dcr. were found on the sod, where he was
pressed 10 the earth. bv the roof, which
SOON blew on OF him, and was found IN
three or four pieces, some 100 yards dis
taut The BOY and his father we're IN the
barn when the storm came up, but had
left IL and had gotten 'ome distance
when they returned for something left M
it. They started again. and whilst run
Mug, the roof passed over the father
hcad. and then struck the sou.
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1887. 's@
Harper's Weekly
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Wanted

800 do. eggs per day at l'c per doz';
~ de-. spring chickens, AZ -Oc per ID
500 doz. old hens. at loo per h.; 300 lbs.
nice fresh butter at 20c per H.; 100 bushels
of Irish potatoes at soc per bashel at John
n. Davis
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce jas. H.
Williams As candidate for common
wealth's Attorney for Shenandoah county
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lam OUT AGAIN.

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farms cleaned, vii DO well 20 call on OF
address. A n. EVANS.
arp l3-sm Ediuhurg. Va
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

Two of our best known and most Ia
nous young artists, Messrs west 'Os.''. WI
and Kirb Marshall, have been engaged Tor
some days IN landscape decorations ON
fences stables, &c, with whl'e"asn'-
West informs Ms that Kirb painted an ice
hero 80 true to nature that he csme very
near freezing 10 death. When Ae iou .l'
him he was lying in the walk stla with
cold and perfectly unconscious and ne Only
saved his life by promptly carrying nun
into the sunny part OF the yard ana rub
bling him vigorously with whiskcy. This
seems rather improbable, We know hut II
will not he doubted for moment by those
who are acquainted with young MT.
HOshOur
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ron co,lrssIoxEn oF RoADs.
AsHsY DISTRICT.

respectfully announce myself as j can 9
didate for the Office Of Commlssionet %
Roads for Ashby District, and, II e.ecteu,
will discharge the duties OF said Once a.
heretofore. J' L. hci ~.
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100000 FEET
Walnut Lumber Wanted !

We want walnut lumber in car load
lots Of 5000 10 l).0C0 feet. and vii, pay
following prices green or dry ~ depots on
sI30l 10 s2a 90 per iooo T. for cni.s
sdO ~ IA s50v .rN " III tiass
~, eO 10 $500 Isl
Farmers improve ths rae chance 10Y
high prices and address ...,s
purchasirg Offices Stanton. Va.
AM s0-Smo. aud Rouceverte, W. Va
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Mr.. S. b. Glen, Of near MaurertOwn, is
the boss snake destroyer Of the county.
On last Saturday, near the Farmers Mil,
on tho riyer, while walking along with
his ride, be happened to look 10 ditch
and saw whole pile Of snakes IN the
water. He at once took am and fred
The ball. very small one, killed four Of
them. cutting their heads OIL and throw
ING them out Of the ditch. The fifth one
was badly hurt by the same shot Mr..
Glenn killed three more snakes the same
day. and it was only toleEable day for
snakes after all Nj. Glenn can certainly
20 up head as the big snake Killer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-05-13

Heavy hail and rain storms occurred m
different parts Of this county last week,
in some instances doing considerable
damage. On Wednesday night, Of last
week, tremendous storm of hail and
rain passed over a portion Of Cedar Greek,
beating down the growing crops and
gardens, washing the fields and roads
badly and breaking hundreds Of window
glass. The water overlooked part Of
Rees' tannery yard, filling up the watts
and causing considerable loss and trouble.
The hail also broke ont several hundred
panes OF glass from the windows of the
main and other buildings, and causing a
huge fright among some of the people.
A gentleman from the tannery informs rs
that a number of men dropped TO their
knees in prayer who never thought Of
such thing before. Plenty of hail stones
were picked up that measured s. inches
in circumference. Jno. w. Wilmington,
Eli Peer, Wash. OrndOrff and others suf-
fered severely. their crops and fruit, gar
dcns &C., being ruined. On Peers land
the rushing flood carried huge stones
weighing a ton or more and landed them
in his field. Mr.. II. C.. Bartlett clerk at
the tannery store is happy notwithstand-
ing the storm. 1t is a"little man." and
will be a u. S. Senator az least, some day
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EXCHANGE NOTES.

Warren'on jrqinidn Tuesday evening
between and : o'clock Mr.. Benjamin
Newton, aged ffty-five years, about three
miles from Broad Run station committed
suicide 10y shooting the top of his head
OIL with a double-bar gun. He had
family consisting Of a wife, daughter and
several grandchildren whom he leaves in
almost destitute circumstances. No cause
il known why he committed the rash act.
lie was 4 native of Prince William county
but has been living 10 tins county for
some years. lie was industrious and a
man Of good habits, but lately had been
melancholy and disposed TO magnify sma..
matters.